Evelyn/Dom Moschetti	303-466-9340
Evelyn/Jim Green	303-496-0753
Kay-Jim Hupfer	303-466-3557
Virginia/Jim Shatto	303-466-0509

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GOLDEN LADIES
Contact: Barb Wagner (303) 635-9806

A social organization established for widows, with monthly meetings, to get acquainted and interact socially. Activities include potlucks, guest speakers, Christmas parties, theater performances, breakfast and dinner outings, and more!
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ICE CREAM SOCIAL
It's a fun, free social event for the whole parish, but we need you to make it happen. Help at the summer ice cream social by assisting with an activity. No experience necessary. Adults, teens and families are welcome to help. Watch for sign-up sheets available 2-3 weeks prior to the event. Families need to sign up early to insure you can work together.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
Contact: Ron Kitfield (720) 870-3688

Nativity of Our Lord Council # 10961. A fraternal service organization of Catholic gentlemen whose precepts involve charity, unity, fraternity and patriotism. Activities are in the area of youth, community, church, council and fraternity. Meetings are held the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in Weibel 1 < 2.
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LIBRARY [PARISH]
Contact: Karen Clark, (303) 466-2726
We invite you to come and explore the many resources our Parish Library has to offer (i.e., books, audio books, videos, and music CDs) and treat yourself to a few quiet moments or checkout an item to take home. The library is located just next to the gym and is open every Sunday from 7:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; and Monday through Friday during Parish Office hours.
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M.A.S.H. MEN'S MINISTRY
Contact: Mike Heneghan (303) 280-4555
Contact: Al Hardy (303) 465-5728
The purpose of M.A.S.H. (Men Actively Seeking Holiness) is to bring Christ into the many challenging roles men play in today's world through small faith sharing groups, to mentor and be mentored. We invite you to join us on Saturday mornings from 7:00-8:30 a.m., at the LifeTeen house next to the church, and start a journey that will challenge you in ways never before challenged.
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PANCAKE BREAKFAST
Contact: Dennis Eichner, (303) 466-1337
Contact: Mark Stickel, (303) 427-7163
The pancake breakfast hosted by Nativity's Knights of Columbus is a great way to meet the parish community. Members of the Knights of Columbus enjoy cooking together, serving our friends, and getting to know you!
Where:   Ryan Hall
When:    Quarterly
Time:     After Sunday Masses
Come and enjoy pancakes, sausage, coffee, juice and more!
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RELIGIOUS ARTICLES
Contact: Sharon Torczynski (303) 465-5312
This ministry is a part of the Women's Guild. Articles are ordered direct from John Erger. Items in stock include: Rosaries, First Communion gift sets, seasonal items, Bibles, children's books, etc. Special items can be ordered upon request.
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RESPECT LIFE
Contact: Mary Lancaster
The Respect Life Committee affirms that human life is a gift from God to be protected from the moment of conception until natural death. In keeping with the National Conference of Catholic Bishops' (USCCB) "Pastoral Plan for Pro-life Activities" our committee pursues this mission in the following areas: education, pastoral care and outreach, public information and public policy formulation and awareness. Parish committee members are kept informed via email. Involvement as a committee member can be as simple as your prayers, or discerning about participation in a variety of events and programs.
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ST. VINCENT DE PAUL
Contact: Laurie Tanner, (303) 469-5171 x105
An outreach program of the community, members of the Society visit the homes of those in need to assess the problems and determine how our parish community can help...food, clothing, housing, services and in some cases finances. They are fully supported through contributions to the "poor boxes".
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SOUP KITCHEN
Contact: Margaret Hayes, (303) 465-0402
Nativity of Our Lord volunteers assist at the Catholic Worker Soup Kitchen located at the St. Francis Center on the fifth Wednesday of each month. Meet at the Parish Center no later than 2:00 p.m. and return approximately 5:00 p.m.
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GROWING HOME
Contact: Pam Detlefsen (303) 466-5226
We work with an organization that helps families who are currently homeless become self sufficient. Our part is to house families in this program four times a year at our Youth House. We have the opportunity to interact with these families by offering hospitality, food and friendship. The fall dates for hosting are October 5-12 and November 23-30, 2008.
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TIME OUT FOR FRIENDSHIP (T.O.F.F.)
Contact: Carrie Pepperdine (303) 955-5236
Calling all mothers or mothers-to-be. Come join us every first and third Tuesday of the month from 8:45 a.m. to 10:45 a.m. for fellowship, personal growth, and fun. Childcare provided for a minimal cost. Call Kathryn Skulley, (303) 404-9550, with any questions or for more information.
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WEDDING COORDINATOR
Contact: Linsay Smith (303) 466-4800
Volunteers needed to assist Wedding Coordinator in organizing wedding parties for processing into church and explaining and practicing how the wedding ceremony will happen. 1-2 year commitment desired.
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SAMARITAN HOUSE
Contact: Cindy Chavez (303) 464-8328
Nativity adopted the Samaritan House last year. Needs of this ministry include donations of clothing and reusable items for all ages. Also needed are people for Monday nights to serve and spend time with the clients who are temporarily housed there.
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WOMEN'S GUILD
Contact: Nicki Battista, Liaison, (303) 469-0670
Every lady parishioner, 18+ years is automatically a member of the Guild. The purpose of the Women's Guild is to encourage the spiritual growth and social enrichment of our members as well as to carry out projects in our parish. We always welcome new leadership and new ideas to enhance our many projects.
Committees of the Women's Guild include:

9HEALTH FAIR
Contact: Mike Orecchia (303) 437-5721
We host the 9Health Fair here at Nativity on a Saturday in April each year. 9Health Fair is Colorado's largest and most trusted non-profit health fair program and offers free and low-cost health awareness screenings in hundreds of communities around Colorado. There are over 100 volunteer opportunities available.
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UNITED WITH MIGRANTS, INC.
Contact: Mark Tanner (303) 517-0459
United With Migrants Inc. (UWM) is a faith-based organization, dedicated to aiding and advocating for the migrant community in our area. We seek guidance from the Gospel to be an advocate for justice by addressing the spiritual, legal, educational, employment, health and physical needs of migrants and their families in order to foster a sense of solidarity, dignity and self-esteem.

United With Migrants goals and objectives are to directly support the efforts of Sister Molly Munoz, C.H.M. and assist her directly to bring relief to the migrant community in Denver and the surrounding areas of Adams and Weld Counties. In addition to continuing our direct service to this underserved population, we have plans to provide new and innovative opportunities to become economically self-sufficient, empowering them to move from quasi-dependency to self-sufficiency. Our current focused goal is to establish a full service migrant center to be called Sr. Molly's House in Brighton, Co.

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LIGHT WEIGH
Contact: Cindy Beckingham (303) 466-0519

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THAT MAN IS YOU (TMIY)
Contact: Craig McBride (303) 469-5859
That Man Is You (TMIY) is a structured program for men meeting weekly with specific topics. The group meets early mornings (6:00 - 7:15 am), usually on Wednesdays.

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